<div class="ql-block" data-block-id="block-2c2615ad-300d-40f3-bd3e-fbff9943bd09">"You can find dozens of books about growing up fatherless, but few of them will impact you like Eugene Schneeberg's "I Never Met My Father.''</div>
<div class="ql-block" data-block-id="block-bd301a3e-7817-4211-920b-b09ab054d46b">Captivating, engaging, informative, enlightening, challenging, and empowering are some of the words that aptly describe Schneeberg's story. As you read through these pages you'll feel, cry, and cheer for the boy Eugene was, and be inspired and even awed by the man he has become. But perhaps the greatest thing about "I Never Met My Father'' is that Schneeberg doesn't claim to be Superman.</div>
<div class="ql-block" data-block-id="block-4d17017d-a4a0-4a7c-8684-9779e739934c">He doesn't claim that his ability to overcome nearly insurmountable odds is unique to him, that he owns some outstanding quality that enabled him to literally go from the 'hood to the White House.</div>
<div class="ql-block" data-block-id="block-a4beec04-a1ff-4e56-afe5-3d7a54bc576b">Schneeberg shows that "regular boys'' can be like him, that "never meeting your father'' doesn't have to be a debilitating death sentence, and that we as a nation must do our best to rectify this epidemic both individually and systemically.''</div>